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.. __—., -- • ~ , c - ,•._ . • -11- :- 3 PIRIT OF THE PIT ... 4.- % . 1111 • . , . / 4 1 i li o Air A------9"--------_____4 , ...d. A f irrkiimp„....... 7) , , _--„ATt, • j i , ---- Nil Lords hare passed // - 7,7- 4 1eff,V (, -\ ( • - • - i - I:qr..iri ..__, .i;V:i - ,;":;.,'' . t • , / tion of 'Municipal Corporafioi (k . ,) . 4 t 0.131 • 70.- ‘) ...L . ! /--. •,- . , 4 . 4 ( (t f,, % r . `--_ tie s / of that procerdin: , is accompa t/. i 1z.,.. i . .-, A . ~.. - • "' • 0 8 ,0,,,yR* • `:--- -. N ,\ ' . Itt),l 2_ /\ . " , 0 s s ' ' ‘. "" 7 -.4.7,,ZieZ Xt..) • '"- O'Connell to the people of Ei . _;1" ' . . i , 1 , .Ny t, ‘ .. ,0 1 • -, • , .e - - ,:i ' ~;.,, .'' ' T.' ' -- 1 ' ' ". , i' .... ,,,, N , \..r., 4. ~....:. ..„ ~ '..,..1.b f.,... , : 4 4'„ ,,• ,7-,,, , =- ; ;; .),,i ~, • _ • ..., \ . i• --, 3, 'r7/ 0011 1° '''' \ 14-41 ea, '-5, --i \\ -1- 1:t• , , f , r . al! ) r . 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No C100(15 will be received without an Order, nor after Friday , tdelat he 20th M ay, and it is particularly requested, in order to avoid. and difficulties in th e Consular Clearance, that the entries at t he Custom -h ouse may be made for the Port only at which th c•• Goods are to b e delivered, and that all Bills of lading be delivered the (lay previous to sailing. For Freight or Passage apply at the Peninsular Steam NAviga- lion Company's Offices, 51, St. Mary Axe, London. WILLCOX and ANDERS /N, Mrnag,lrs. BLIC JOURNALS, their 13:11 for the ext.,nc )ns rn Ireland ; the report tnied by a letter from Mr, ilglarnl, calling fur a re s as a sine qua nen, if be more than nominal. The Marquis of Lansdowne again apologised to tha country for his having undertaken the ungracious task of piloting the Bill through the House. LONDON. TIitItSDAN EVENING. MAY 19. 1836 No. 13,630. ARTISTS' GENERAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION for the RELIEF of DECAYED AR TISTS, their WIDOWS and ORPHANS. MISS LANDON'S NEW WORK. On the Ist of June, with the Ala z.•: , .ines, price is. Gd. bound T It AITS and TRIALS '0 EA!I Ll' LIFE. E Public Pre respect fully • invited to view the a MODEL illustrative of Mr. RAINY'S Suggestions for i. METROPOLITAN 11 1PROVEIIENT. The Designs for t h e New mouses of Parliament, Bridge, &e., by Mr. Lewis Vtil- At the Gallery, No 14, ltegent-greet (the South et.tranee in the Court-yard.) The Gallery will be open daily (Sundays excepted), between the hours of Eleven a:id Six, until Saturday, May 215 t, inchtsire; and all pArsons of respectable appearance will be admitted, gratis, on presmting their Cards, or writing down their names and adds rat. PRICE 7D. "I thought it my duty (said his Lordship) tho (Aber evening to tender to those who made this Bill thvir ()Nit, the opportunity of putting it through its latter stages, btu, as your Lordships are aware, that offer those to whom I allude thought proper to decline. 1 m Ike use, my L ords of the words made this Bill their own,' beeauso, ing to a memorandum which I have now be 4 '.,ro tau, I find that the state of the Bill, as it pascal the o; a m, House, is entirely different from what it is at pre sent. The preamble had been amender; of the clauses have been altered, so as Isedrcely to be recognizable—of new clauses twenty-SP:vim have been added—and of the clauses sent up by the other House of Parliament, only eight have be preserved. I think. therefore, I am justified in statini that the Noble and Learned ' Lord, and those who aete3. with him, have male this their own ; and further, that I was justified in proposing to the Noble and L earne d Lord to conduct to its terminvlon the Bill which he had so made his own. But wk,, the Noble and Leartled Lord declined the task, I un‘linnhted!v felt it to he my duty to offer to your Lordships to condint this Bill to the final sta g y, by which it would be insured its regular transmission to the other House of Parliament." The Noble Matquis c l ose d hi s j udicious speech with the ft now:ng observations, wl , .lch cannot fail to - reduce: circa he intended tbev should have on the CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THE CONSTITUTIONAL MORNING WSPAPER. Adetermination t o make " E THE CONSTITUTION AL" in every Mpeet d eserv i ng of public approbation, induces THE METIt 0- -rOLITAN NEWSPAPER COMPANY to postpone the publi ek`ion of that Journal for a very short period. This delay, how rver, will not put aside the original intention of publishing the first number of " THE CONSTITUTIONAL" previous to the reduction of the Stamp Duty. The interval will be spent in the "1 11, tion of arrangements that are already in a very advanced rtat , and by which " THE CONSTI TUTIONA 1." will be /hated io the limit commanding position, both as respects competi tion and utility. Until the necessary alterations are male in the printing premises and offices taken by the Company, communica- Culls may be addressed at 14, Charlotte-street, 11lownsbury. PATRON. His Royal tlighness the DUKE of SUSSEX, K.G, VICE PATRONS. . _ By L. E. L. Author of " The Improv:saHce," Published by Henry Co;burn, Winlsor. Said by John Cutmning Dublin, and all Booksellers. SENTENCES UPON THE PRISONERS. The Session having ended, at two o'clock the Recorder accompanied by Mr. Alderman Atkins, the Sheriffs, &c. entered the New Court, in ord,r to pronounce sentence upon the persons who had been cor,victed during this and the preceding week. John Sheering was the first prisoner b. ought up. R ccon,DEn.—Prisoner, you were c mvicted on very sastisfictory evidence of having committed wilful ia:d corrupt perjury. The sentence of the Court is, that you be imprisoned in the common gaol of Newgate for fourteen days, and then transported beyond the seas for the term of seven yesrs. His Grace. the Dote of Bedford, illight Hon. the Earl De Grey, His Grace the Duke of Devon-'Right Hon. Lord F arn b oroug h' , shire, 'Right Hun. La. Lyndli r Most Noble the Marquis of Lane- Sir John Swinburne, Bart. downe, Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. Most Noble the Marquis of West- Sir 'Mamas „,Bart.,P . • minster, Sir George Philips, hart. Right Hon. the Earl of Shrews. William Josh. Denison, Esq., bury, M. P. Right lion. the Earl of Dart• Jesse Watts Russell, E 4 mouth, PAEstor.sT—Sir MARTIN ARTHUR SHEE, P.R.A. The Nobility, Friends, and Subscribers arc respectfully informed that the TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be celebrated in FREEIIASON'S HALL, on SATUADAY, May 28. Sir MATHEW WHITE RIDLEY, Bart., M.P., in the Ch.iir. Nearly realy, in . 3 cob. post By o ., ---- E MOUNTAIN DECAMEIIO By J. DOWNES, E sq . Richard Bentley, 8, New Burlington-street. TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.: WANTED a Tit AVELLEIL (oil Commission', for the North and West of England, well acquainted will tlle road, and taking the jonrney three or four times in the year. AN:lv to W. Ificksult and Sons, wh o l esa l e s h oe manufacturers, .)t), West. Smithfield. By order of the Trustees and Directors, Alay is 1 836. J. E. PUDDICK, Seeretary This day %vas published, in Bvo. price 19.4. the Secona and em dmling Voltnin:•. of THE LIFE and TIMES of WILLIAM King of Eng!and, and Stadtholder of Holland. By the lion. AL A. F.A.S., & c , London: Longman, Rees, and Co. 011TH LONDON HOSPITAL, sT. PAN CRAS. - Founded 1834, under the Patronage of IL.r Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT, Her Royal Highness the Princess VICTORIA. P SIDE NT. ORD BROUGHAM AND VAIIX. VICE PRESIDENTS. His Grace the Duke of Somerset His Grace the Duke of Bedford His - Grace the Duke of Devonshire The Most Nobbt the Marquis of Lansdowne .The Right Honourable' arl Sgeneer The Right Honourable the Earl of Durham The Right Ilex. the Lord Bishop of Durham The Right Rcv. the Lord Bishop of Norwich The Right. Honourable Lord Henley The Right honourable Viscount. Ebrington, M.l'. The Right Honourable Lord John Russell, M.P. The Right Honourable Lord Denman The Right Honourable Sir J. B. Bosanquet. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the HOSPITAL, and I AID of the BUILDING FUND, will take place on MONDAY, to tith of June next, at the London Tavern, Bishops ate-street, The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR in the Chair. STEWARDS. J. Lainson, Esq., Ald. 1 sheriffs !James Morrison, Esq., M.P. D. Salomons, E sq . f • IThe Viscount Newark C. D. Archibald, Esq. G. W. It. Potter, Esq. Henry Lytton Bulwer,Esq.,M.P.!John Abel Smith, Esq., M.P. Becjitnin Bond Cabbell, Esq. 'lsaac Solly, Esq. Charles Cope, Esq. !Lord Dudley C. Stuart, M.P. Jo!in Dil:on, Eq. Richard Taylor, Esq. Nathaniel Ellison, Esq. !Joseph TiaverF, Esq. Archibald Hastic, Esq., M.P. IWin. Venables, Esq., Alderman Leaf, Esq. ISir Samuel B. Whalley, M.P. William Metcalfe, Req. Ticket S, 20s. each, to be had of the Stewards ; at the Bar of the Tavern ; or of the Secretary, at the Hospital. North Loudon Hospital, May 13. W. LINTOTT, Sec. following were ordered to be transported for life ! John Carter, John Mitchell Hall, Margaret Femviek, Geerge Lrambe, John West, William Seymour, 'Thomas Hands, and Eugene Lameire, alias Eugene Caroli , ,e La mci THE DURHAM COUNTY COAL COMPANY. Capital 500,0001., in 10,000 Shards of 50/ each. First Instalment Si. per Share. HONORARY nuticcrous. • The Right Hon, the Earl of Tyrconnell, Kiplin Park. John Bowes, Esq., 111. P., Streatlam Castle. William Hutt, Esq., M.P., - Gibside. Warren Maude, Esq., Greenback, Darlington. Gerard Esq., Croxdale. ntancTout. C aptain .i, K. Forbes, London. I S. F, Stokes, Esq., London. ii. G. Key, Esq., ditto Chas. Barrett, Esq. Darlington. Joshua Milne, Esq., ditto. I John Barr, Esq., ditto. William Monica, .Esq., ditto. ; With power to add to number. T azAsunEß—John H. Labouchere, Esq.-, London. TILDSTER.S and AUDITORS—to be hereafter nal:_‘ed. BANKERS. Messrs. Williams, Deacon and Co., London. The Darlington District Banking Company, Darlington. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Stokes, Hollingsworth, and Tycrman, London. Thomas Wheldon, Esq., Barnard Castle. qeorg e Allison, Esq., Darlington. A l 3 plications for shares to be made to the Bankers or Solicitors i g the Company, or to William Bedford,Secretary, at the 441 rany' s Ofee.:es, 32, Great Winchester-street, of whom rr'sPectuses may be had, and further particulars obtained. ST E WA RDS. Thoma 3 Brooks, Esq. R. C. Lewis, Esq. John Constable, Esq., IL A. Wiliam Salter, Esq. Henry Corbould, Esq. J. S. Seulthorpe, Lsq Thomas Fairs, Esq. . W. H. S. 'Taylor, Esq. Sebastian Garrard, Esq. IW. Twopeny, Esq. Henry Gretton, Esq. . B. L. Vulliamy, Esq. Robert, Hannay, Esq. Thomas Wilkison, Lsq. Philip Hardwick, Esq. I. J. E. Wilkin, Esq. William Haslewood, Eq. I W. S. Woodburn, Esq. Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock precisely. Tickets at. IL Is. each, may be had of the Stewards, of Charles Fowler, Esq., Honorary Secretary, 1, Gordon-square, and of the assistant Secre tary, 21, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square. WILLIAM JOHN ROPER, Assistant Secretary. - For Fourteen Years.—Ann Bryant, William Gorman, Daniel Pestell, George Williams, Rachael Finnigin, Ann Howell, Mary Murphy, Margaret Welch, Daniel Warren, John Williams (aged 30), Samuel Dutton, Mary Town send, Amelia Evans, and Alexander Jitlien Duehen?. When the two last were taken from the dock, they embraced each other, and the man wept aloud, and vocifis rated that '" By God, Madame was innocent." Transported for Seven Years.—Samnel ?ones, James Sheriff; Catherine Kalmar, John Clark, 1 `;, John Clark, 15, Margaret Gordon, Sann]Cl Thbioas, Joseph 13.irnwell, Joseph Eldridge, P.H.I. Hunt, Jano Carter, W. Cross ley, Elizabeth Harley, Joseph Berkeley, Maria Macey, J. Absolom, S. Rat cliff, William Lowther, Joseph Dimack, W. Goodman, John Williams, 4,5, Joseph Lethbridge, W. Hagger, W. Vickery, James Armstrong, David Wootton, John Nugent, Sarah Farraway, Joseph Ftrnoth, Thomas Seanha, W. E. Waterman, Jane Leamington, Joieph Boyle, Matthew Kelly, C. Healey, W. Burgess, Frederi c k Bethel, T. N es t e , R o b ert D utton, George East, T. Wat son, G. Spinks, John Wood, G. Harris, J. Stiles, J. Dav:s, Mary King, A. Bullets, John Green, Edward Ross, Mary Evans, George Hill, Joseph Smith, anti C. Gray. The undermentioned were sentenced to hard labour in the House of Correction for the periods sit against respetive names : Now'ready, Fourth Edition, foolscap Bro.,l;:iJ7, g iTt---,---,(loest, 11 1 and the US ° A n •GES E of I ;O I CITY U &c. The Right Hon. I. By Ay;."27'ic. Also, foolscap Bro., 3s. gilt edges, SHORT WHIST. By Major A*• l `***. London : Longman, Rees, Orme, and Co, CCP:allry THE ADVERTISER, who has for several years held a highly responsible situation as Clerk in a Stamp- Office Department, about to be remodelled, being a Young Man and unineumbered, is desirous of a MERCANTILE or other EN GAGEMENT, at HOME or ABROAD; will therefore feel happy in replying to any preliminary communication, addressed (post paid), C. D., 3, Salem-place, * St. &dwell's, Exeter. Thi3 day was published, in 2 vols. Bvo., with Portrait, price 285;, - MEMOIRS of SIR HUMPITRY DAVY, Bait , L. S. D. F. R. S., &c. By his Brother, JOHN DAVY, M.D. F.R.S. " Dr. Davy has not alone fulfilled his duty to his brother's me mory, but conferred a lasting b:ia fit on ma n ki n d, b y un f o ldi ng the inmost mind of a good a s well as great man, whose sentiments and aspirations were all in accorda.tee with the most exalted hopes and interests of the human race."—Tait's Magazine. " The manner in which Dr. Davy has performed his task is highly creditable to his talents and learnint , ' ."—Edinbu rg i i Review. London : Longman, Rees, Orme, and Co. Improved Rental of 1931. •7s. per annum, arising from Houses ir, Trafalgar-street, Walwortli ; Frederic and Mary streets, Hami. - - s t e j-road. TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION, By Mr. HENRY BELL, At Garraway i g Coffee House, on TUESDAY, May 24, by direction of the Mortgagee, in Lots, LONDON, SALISBURY, EXETER, PLY , MOUTH", and FALMOUTH RAILWAY COMPANY. A DEPUTATION froth . the DIRECTORS will attend at the 142 es as understated, for the purpose of delivering SCRIP in ex '4"lnge for BANKERS' RECEIPTS:— B irmingham . Rath llay 20th and 21st. W olverhampton May 21st. Sheffield \lay 23d. Bristol May 23d and 24th. Leeds May 24th, 25th, and 28th. York . May 26th and 27th. Manchester and Liverpool Nlay 30th & 31st, June Ist, 2d, & 4th. Chester ... June 3d. Newcastle .... Edinburgh Clasgow June 9th. Scri June 10th. p will be exchanged, as usual, at this Office, between the hotas of Ten and T wo, until further notice. By Order, G EORGE PRICE, Secretary. 71 1.. ombird- s t reet, M ay 16, 1836. -....._2_ Q AL'SBURY, ROMSE Y and SOUTHAMP TONO RAILWAY COMPANY. Capital, 300,0001. D epos i t, 1/. per Share. The Prowisiona.? Committee of this Railway announce that since the rejection, at the public meetings at Romsey and Southampton, bf the line proposed ui:'ier the name of " The Hampshire and Wiltsllire Junction Railway'." and the adoption at those meetings of this Company, the ,Share List has been rapidly filling, and is now Dearly complete. Applications for the remaining Shares may be made to the itere rai Bank ers and Agents in the count `r, before advertised ; to Messrs. Wils:- t m s , Deacon, and Co., Ilirchin-:ate, London; at the Head Offic e , 71, Lombard -street ;or to WILLIAM HOUSMAN, _ DAMAN and STEAD, .Joint Solicitors to the CLEMENT and NEWMAN) Corrtpaoy. By order of the Directors, 71. Lombard street. . ......___ GEORGE PRICE, Secretary._ SALISBURY .anti WAItMI N S T E R RAILWAY. ..,.To Effect e J UNCTION with th e SOUTH -WESTERN an d lIAMPSIIIR.73 and WILTSHIRE RAILWAYS, at or near ?Arp.SIIIIIY, and th e B A T H and WEYMOUTH GREAT .r-SIT.RN UNION RAILWAY at WARMINSTER. i l l Capital, 200,0001., in 4,000 Shares of 50/. each, ,_ lih,. - Deposit, 21. per Share. Sir r PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. Joh,t•lnd Antrokus, Bart. .1. F. Kelse , y, Esq. Jo ! , i t a qibter, E s ,, H. King, Esq. Jo} } enct, p -.• 41 13 a v i - s(b, M.P. Williatn Matravers, Efq. Ilich a c eY, -Es 1 Alexander Powell, Esq. Robertr` Hell q t.: n 1 ,, ~ . .sq. 111 r. Samuel Provis. ugh e , -- 1 AL., J. T. Singer. E. L. L ye E , -tN. , sq. With power to add to their number. Messr CO ANKERS. Everett, 3 ' ,Outts and Co., 59, Strand, London ; Messrs. lletle, ,wett, alai . , Banks Brodie and Co., Salisbury ; and the "" and Dorset ing Company, Warminster. :ENGINEERS. Messrs. Hopkins and Sons. 211,, „„ SOLICITORS. - 'lltioddino• and Everett, Salisbury ; Mr. T. 11. Griffith, Prospectuse- Warminster. Lnst., by `pi , f to be obtained after Saturday, the 14th of May Messrs 'wain, to either of the above Banker, or If. E. Bs q '.'"vain, Stevens, and Co., Old Jewry ,to If. L. "' Ai .' 3 , New II —ll . .t Lincoln's Inn, London ; or , to p,,,,,. - Or A e -Lein , ertherofslantO and Bruce, Solicitors, 2, Wood-street, e ß a a d t d h r . esse r d o , 'Jost-paid :4.h" places applications for Shares may n the he Prospectus shows a net return of nearly Ten per Cent, on suptePriePosed Capital, and the Railway will complete an untnter e-liast(; ch ain of communication between the Eastern and Western Off '`' of ~the Kingdom. 'e ' ''). 3 , New Boswell-court, Lincolus-inn. MIDLAND RAILWAY At x• r „ COMPANY. t, i , o . a aft4.....TING of the PROVISIONAL CO3IMITTEE, et ) ;'fed to establish the SOUTH MIDLAND RAILWAY Nir'PA Y. held t hi s 16th day of AIAY, .1836, I t I VIIIITII. DE CAPELL BROOKE, B art. i n t h e Ch a i r , leu.a.a. resolved : ---•= 'lhat an Advertisement be inserted in the of t:PaPors, announcin. to the Shareholder. that the Committee of th''', l • lo use of Common: , appointed to determine on the merits t h e i.,itotith Midland Line of Railroad have inserted a clause in 11,, forma compelling the Directors of the Midland Counties to delay . outt a rrna . tion of the Branch from Leicester to Rugby, until the A ct c i a 4'1\11(14n:I Company have had an opportunity of obtaining an 1 , 1 1 . the next. Session of Parliament." kkuit C ommittee beg t o sugges t th at t h e R ug b y B ranc h was 'if ti. eel h)' 1114 Midland C oun ti es prev i ous to t h e contemp lated line Ali dt : "Guth Midland Company, and therefore the interest, of the ... 'n," Counties : sno t a ff ecte d b y t h e arrangement. -Itli t il m ,,• e Commntee h ave a l so come to an arrangement. with the 'ati t .,;" 41 Counties: Company, by which tint Directors pledge them -I,ollnot to opposetcc then Midland Company in their endeavo . urs tai n all Act, whicii the Cirunnittce ft el is of the greatest un titare to the interests of this Company. )44 the COUESC t h ey have pursued the Committee of the South 'oe tit ara l Company have only had for their object . the accomi . ulish .. - t o i tu of teeir original design, namely, to give to the_gi great ag ii. : ta stw r al eminties of Northampton and Leicester, and . the parts . Lion 41:d thereof, the benefit of the nearest Rail: oad connunit. , a- VT wlth the Met • I , : and to obtain for the Midland Counties !Ito t opt: 1..., ‘ l ' "ad Antages of which thee would be deprived, re e L• ' should the Pro t4 ,,,.'ne be diverted by the Branch of the ;Midland Counties altib t ,:n a lig to litigby instead of fom Blisworth throngli North iflis • -- a , and it is highly gratifying e tc the Committee having thus ik I m “T. 1 :. of their only competing Line, to be enabled to state, that f tl tes t 1 ?" to their local end more immediate source of advan ',.rato i ",° oe derived, they secure to the P_:outli Midland Company, 'hatt. -1a great and pOpolou4 counties- of Leicester, Derby, and chatwiaghatn an extent - of tr ' affie, both by passengei. and Ter %aloe 1 13 e, searcely to be exceeded by any Line of Railroad of the 'urnbet. of unites in thin kingdom, •,, JOHN GUSTARD, Secretary. i'l . 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Y Iwbg.e. ii, this work -I eaktildential :utviser under the most ti.iet4l:o4},,,,,iurnstanues; es en where . the iio , ,,s of maternity have been oir"'""il' "T . : ti, , ~...t ht i nt,rut c s u c ~h i. e .:s o t: , hooks iiu a i n , t I l e . s, „: 1 t %,y n sric,.e,conntlie:tiitcleed,,,,:iisil result t tl i i , r f li ti iplt , st l . 4. 'l 3 .9 > t , :fenec.":.l. o ' ICI oU Ni L or c oi lig 'Journal.' q ii'tt avee with ',:l•ts it t .,.' ,I 1? fu 1 r` a . 1 ,, 44 2: Morning 4 , !tirnal, mil , rec-unpetid tlf., yoses i t. r. - i.T 4 itut tt . d i; ;;I. ) , i al pet.!sat." . --Ldiiiinu st h V . 's eek . l . y . I . pt' . 1 . •. ,. n .' . ti i , t i ; pre i ci tt ~i lt h, s p,, bikati s m w•o r k f ir b. .,. , teretnig and . tic . lul. .- 1 , ,: 14 1.) „ I i f ~ -9. spit( tlq. aged v uptnary, :pr . I ~,f. N . 1 2, , ,,,, .:!ill „Niolig,o tit ' i •;‘ lit '' '''' st important advantages. '- it I. 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( 4 ,j Ix' 41 ot Sherwood .. and .(-*(;., Paternmfer.row ; Porter, Sr t0r ,..„ . end , 0 1 , .?11i . ,ii n ; .e., cauon-swet, Estiolairgh ; 1'.6, Trongete, ,th, Tte.t ...,,,,!••,bokselletc. Price 54, earli,-- qes,rs. ..,iss, 4iiil Co 111:1 •'4%.Hitt.‘'Clit,, •• "Y et their house; and iiati its in the, rem.te,t ruts ei ng ! .'..a;f he tr , ..,• i ... , •.• 1; 2 , ) 1,.... • ~, I, - .1.4 . .ly 'I , j e 'n(•!d - ~°slng rtiiitla d i? e s ti l" ‘:ti s i i :i t r.. - a:•:I t I t n'•,i.. ,' : ) .: l e' , ' ,l:;e . 11 " - t t i -i • 4111 ,file ,:„'Y Pa,rt or the woi hi r . N . o ;tithe:Uß + . (ati - oc . (-it' r as t lie l iir• di' 4terpla,;'el.:l,Y, paced, Clot 'carefully proteCted Inuit Olait Visli,,n.-: orrathl, 1,,,,in:0 . .„ ANET RENTAL of 30 . /.25. per annum, seemed on Two Houses, Nos. 5 and 6, Trafalgar-street, Walworth ; a net Rental of 34/ 15s. per annum, secured on Two substantial Houses, Mary-street, Hampstead-road, Nos. 95 and 94 ; a Let Rental of 661, 150, per annum, well-secured on Two substatni:l Houses, Nos. 4 and Frederic-street, Hampstead-road. To be viewed, by leave of tha tenants, and -- panted particulars bal, on the premises ; Messrs. Colley, Smith, Hunter, and Gwatkin, Lincoln's Inn • Grove House, C'amberwell; Sol's Arms, Hamp steail-road ; place of sale ; and of the auctioneer, 10, Oxford street, VALUABLE REVERSIONARY LEASE, COCK, KENNINGTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HENRY BELL, At Garraway'e Coffee-Mouse, on TUESDAY, May 24, qt Twelve, by direction of the Mortgagee, in Three Lots, • THE valuable Reversionary Lease of an old estab lished House, in excellent repair, known as the Cock, Kennington, Surrey, in the occupation of Mr. Merry. Also an improved Rent of 481. Gs. Bd. per annum for 31 years, well secured on the move premise. A well-secured net Rent of al. per an num, arising from the Crooked Billet public house and premises, at Upper Clapton. To be viewed by leave of the truants, and prin!ed pailieulars bad on the premises; of Messrs. Colley,,Smith, Hunter, and Gwat kin, Littoaln'g-inn ; Grove Hous:., Camberwell ; Sol's Arms, Hampstead-road ; place of sale ; and of the auctioneer, 10, OE. ford street. Three Brick-built Houses, Tothill-street, Gray's Inn-lane, Rever sionary Interest in the General Woolf Public-house and Pro. raises adjoining, in Little Gray's Inn-land, for long terms, nearly optia to Freehold. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 3 - ly Me, HENRY BELL, At Garraway's Cat4Fylionaa, 'u TUESDAY, May 24, at Twelve, by direction of dm liniOraletl, in Lots, rrHREE substantial Brick-built 1 - 104404, NNt 3t 4, D, in Tothill-street, having recently been repaired, ai-,d l a , f ly occupied, producing 661. per annum; also a Rental of 471. ss. per annum, well:;ii444/rPil on an old established public-house, known as the General Woolf, Little Gray''; Inn-lane, and two Houses 4 4 tnitt,,_ , r, in Tothill-street, Nos. I Liat 4, ow,i la the occu pation oilfr: NAtling, whose lease will expire at Citrisimaa, 1845, with the y.419a10 geyersionary Lease, equal to freehold, of the General Woolf plolipfhogse, 4i4l two Houses adjoining, to gether with six small Huns Ps , , havr hep t i 1 4 ;iiit, in the rear of public-home since the granting of the pFesent lc pc : T o ' ? h e v i ew ed by leave of thelomints # and printed parlicidary had on the vi.pakes; of Messts. Colley, Smith, ilunte:', and Gwatr kin. Line:Ates I.no Grove House, Camberwell; ;,; ‘ ,1?,, A rms, Hampstead-road; plans iof ; and of the au2tioncer, 10, Ox ford,st rect. THOMAS -TOWN, county of Tipperary, Island, To be SOLD, the present owner intending to reside abroad for her health,) the CASTLE and DEMESNE of THOMAS TOWN, with the village of Thomas-Town, or Ardoboreen, and atatr lands adjoining, late the residence and property the Earls Landa The denuesn. comprises I,37sta. Or, lip, , late Irish or pi.miation sneasnre, or 2,226 a. statute measure, and is enriched A nd ornamented with splcmlisl Woods and timber of ancient growth, and modern plantations of great value, The whole of this magnifi cent domaln ()vial the exception of 199 a. Or, Ip, Irish measure, at the most port from the Castle) is either on hand or to tlip occupation of nsQst re§pnatuble tenants whose terms have expired, anti rre now holding frog me to year, or will expire in the course of one ;11:4 two years. Tits els:cneane, wit") the exception of about 120 acres ir;sh in hand, is occupied bytive prinpipai and nine miner tenants, at Mit. amounting to upwards of 2,.500/, British roe an. num ; add to thjs the value of the land in hand. The village of Ardoboreen, or Thontiajuwn, is immediately outside of the de mesne, and is of remarkable bcianty, It compri.es 126 a. Or. 17p. Irish or plantation measure, or 204 a. 1,, 4, statute measure. It is partly let to sundry tenants, and partly in hand as a Win. Brutal and value about WV, por aniaim. A joining the demesne aro Fevers' large tracts of and, which,. in 1703, wore leased by the Mathew family forgives, renewable to evpr, at small rents. Further particulars are preparing, and when vek.dy will be printed and may be hid on application (if by letter, post paid) to John Scargill, Esq., 2, lliaton,voart, Threadneedle-street, London, soli ditor ; Geo. Bradshaw, Esq„ tseg§tmcpigli, near Tipperary ; John Cahill, F i s h nudes; Messrs. BrassirtOtiti 1194 Ciolim, lam! Pir• veyors, Dass.inick-street, Dublin; and Mesita. 114nly and 041101, solicitors, 23, Low" tjcrdner-street, Dublin. Mr. Patrick Gteen, Titemas-Town, steward t.i.k4 Wild, will show the estate. (Mr. Evans, of 32, Hertford-s!reet, Mityr44, London, may be treated with for the sale of rho estate. ) • Q • i(;1 - 11: itESTOILIM NERVOUS iIEAI)- ACHE CURED, and CII6LV,II t PfIEVENTED, UNDER Ole PA TRONAGE of his late MAJESTY, and the 1.0 If DS itt Dr. ABERNE . I 1-11 used it. Dr. ANDIti.WSsayL its IlEttli ;CLOW; ((71141,11Y if , .NOV A TES the coats of the Sto mach, :STREN(II ligss th e of the HEAD, cattied b) the te nacious sympathy or the 01001ItiattA .r.th e now with the nervou• sy• tern. Doctors or rminenee, and oetili•ts, rvwituffienil 114 141)ivvr721 adopti it. Lists of Tes.imoniais of Cataract, rhota kJrua.a, f mia Ner v om t timvi aohe cured, with Atte.resses, iuen Gratis by the I.tventor, W. MgT , WE, whose siguature is on eacn canister, with the abuse Itoyql Patronage. A FEW emipg of ItF.s•rol(F:1). Mrs. Miro'. No • pimo.Ego. o .o, inrs-ro.l cored of 51 as Mary lies, Mark. t.istaceiViosittw• cure.! or Ophthalmia. i Witnesses to her cure, Mr. John tuadvo, father, isinl It. Ivalker, Esq , a 1114j,tyjvc. 31r. A. ll'Ent)re, az?.d 65, No. 3, Silvcr.strect, Gnidemiquitre; 'cured of Outt.i Serena. • II Listen, Esq , Marine Li: nay, Itam.,zate, Kent ; cured of Cataract. Mrs. Iturberow ; cured while at JatnaUa of Gotta Sea ena, No. 37, Mary. street, Regent's Park, I onden. Mr. I'. Sauntlerson, No. 10, Harper-street, Leeds; cured of Cataract. Mr. 11, Pitickwell, Tottenham-house, Tottenham, Middlesex, cured of Ophthalmia. ,Sties E. Enlleflehl, Park.stri et, Windsor: cured of Nervous ficail-ache. Madame F. Lespis, facing the Church, Perk-street, W.ndsor; cured of Dimness of Sight and Head.aclie. George Smith , I.:*q ,u, York-place, Kenti s h-town { Wctiklies4 4114 1 hers. removed by its use. Deetmus citertsey, Surrey; Head.ach.., Weakness and Dimness of Sight euetti . . . . . _ Numerous original Testimonials from Medical Os !Airmen and Families of the first respectability, proving the sibove, man be Seen At 39, Broad_st eet, Bloomsluiry, And 21, King.street, Long-Acre, London. This adariferous Snuff is sold in canisters at is. 3d., t!s. 4d., 4s. 4d., Se., and iii NI smell. f.ook to signature of the Inventor on each canister, with the above Royal PatrDnaye. TIIIION'IALS. Opinion of the Editor of the Mists:Jo, Wtli Sept., Is33:_" We have witnessed that Ganstione's Eye Snuff has justly extllttssi 'IA notice in almost every quarter of the globe, as to induce Don O. Lol3o, C'ssusul, , kc„ i tc., ants exclusive stealer in drugs and clseinical prod uc t s , a t th e Havatinali, its the Isle of Cuba, to so Mit the sole agency in th a t quar t e r, to which he has boon appointed lav Mr. Grimsto.ie, through th e m e di um of Doss Foists Ortiz de Zsigasti, Artillery place, Finsbury, the Spanish Cousul-Gcneral to the Court of Grut .4.t tested, before two witnesses. . . . The following is a copy of i)on G. Lobst's letter Mr. \V. Grimstone, London. Havanna!), It'Stli Apill I -415. gir 4 —My house,. U Lobe, doing business exeusi vely in drugs and Clic, .nical products je the Isbuld of Cuba, and this part of Amulet, it will not surprise you to War, that I have known of your excellent Eve Snuff for the sight, and removal of Hips in tho head, Ex. &c , for some time, and that I should have procured it toy inaiins or try correspondents in London, Messrs. Pinta and Co., 36, Crutelle.l.friar.. Jr !co; proved such a nillgiling and certain remedy., that it has givea univ. 'sal satisfaction; a n d Is e .dp,,,,pa I have for it, with its undoubted efficacy, has called my swoon I t ti pukatira etreet. Ido consider it to the interest of my hews w 8,44 the t oe 4ppey for the Isle of Cuba ; not doubting your ac. y cep t a nce of my 'omits, , 4$ 3 k 4 *a 4ii il spipt the cash with m orders, as in this c.,se. I have enclosed you aOl hiielo l ki&4l °P (.• Wrlpp puttar, Egg, 15, Angel.court, Throgi)tton s t,' .7 t r i e, i 4f i tigi r tp he r r og b l i i i • g il e l please to send 5a I cases of yo t nr ou celebrated E y e in , e , jr y ou will have some S.ir,? }I am r testimonials fully, translated into Spanish. DON G. LOBE, ~,a tiii, „ d ie l i ,, lye del Leon, Consul General tic S. M. v diteap IA awii pajco en la Isla de Cuba, Agente de la reied Oc uoNtiarol 40mand, chihando, Moatschappy &c. COPY of a LETTER sent to ME. GRI MSTONE, July 9th, 1S.1:1. Sit—Having been afflicted with bad Eye 3 for along tim, .1 friend who ).. .. i)lit to n , of yea r • 4 2s. d. cani•ters and -o happy :It o (I.4yFcoeyivsedio:ten:aliit iliw'roi.cnbuisnini,g,rgyov.edur I t v !l e , e. Si v u e ff a. k.rne..c,cso;n,sliii,e.ti.:ilina,::ds, is 1,e,..- ) " Y P ,t)*ey tpr ealdrnts of two . t he a,m S,ir, 4ls iiis v , aill . 014 pp il tlk» ti,} lqplyn for the gorai 01 the put ) a e ' '• '.' 1115 ' 4 ''''' tiEunfl.. SMITH. N ,°_,• 6 , York Mace, Kentish Tel; July Pp. JM/2 it the tisc of yonr Ile sir. - I - laying o reeetved it. June Nth, 135 f, 1 t a ~ , P 4e P ATI I,,lr c il i ti 1 th assurt. all iho6e .......Py o f a LEITH, ~,,pt 44 AA.. pioNiSTOkir,, will find this a il wi T . ". Iead4VIIC, OM .. ...I Snuff I i us opportunity o s , , . • „ , , .„ that important I ake • ~,,„ ... I nes* or we* I 64r Ss,slis.ll;at they ronvdy t'vr 411 di . ' who are a ffl icted Antes iti eas ng, ens., . ~.a me, t h e Eve, • part of tile hurnai) , -.,., and euecti... A liberal allO rrey, I rem • ' am, Sir, yours tr 14174 DEeIMUS BLACKBURN. All orders Chertsey, S June 94th, 1835. ~...! k .js 144 4 ,,ps Ey i t ; SNUFF, wanee to all Voodpra of 61... I:6 , ~b 1 .• i n made pay rble in London, L9ltrfs IP O S { . . F !..!. I . ) i!f:' ; - :''' n ' or old SNUFF and CIGARS its imported. CORN AVERAGES. This day was published, 12mo. is. 6d. cloth, the Second Edition of SIR JAMES E. SMITH'S COMPENDIUM of the ENGLISH FLORA. With Additionsand Corrections by Sir W. J. HOOK ER, LL. D. &e. " The peculiarities of the new edition of Smith's Compendium, by Dr. Hooker, are, that it embodies the most recent discoveries of new species, even some made in the course of last year ; and not only refers each genus to its place in the system of Jussieu, but points out the groups that are natural, and furnishes shod notices occasionally of the general habits and qualities of the more exten sive natural' orders."—Medical Gazette, April 30, 1836. 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Brutal and infamous conduct. of au luspectur to a Child, and Thief let louse, after being lucted a n i p )p i r ri o 7ll% l o S f ta b t y io; k l . u l t i l on n s .i e l L - 4graeeful conduct of a Stiporintenilont A ffi p l rlant. Opinions of V. nue, „MP. Laing, Mr. Rowan, and Aft. 13foughton g)tt the Police, coUS FRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. S P Y. I'vr nun er. luat, -Heed -•• • • lIELL'S LIFE IN LONDON and SPOU'T'- ING CHRONICLE of SUNDAY NEXT, May will contain engravings of the North and South ends of the NEW HOUSES of PARLIAMENT, forming a complete series with the view of the water front in last Sunday's Paper. " Bell's Life in London" will also contain the fullest account of Epsom Races, and all the Turf Sports of the week.—The Crickctter's Register, Aluatic Register, Games of Chess, and all the Sporting Intelli gence of the week, with the usual accurate Summary of the Par • liamentary, Political, and illiseellaneout occurrences of the week— A Sketch In the Gallery of Oimicalities, Political cuntributio, &c. &c. Price of " Bell's Life in Lnadstn" zA. •S 4 Editjo • ia.`4t nilest paper, May 15, has been pulthslt d, it acnii 4114 ray 14e had at. the Office, 170, Str,nd, and of all Newspaper Agents, I,EIV ES Al .% ft —May to". 01. I rtr Ull.O - 1 s. ti. 1. 4'4 0 Ai 0 O is ts 4' a 44 II Peugo 'l2 11 :V, fi 03 0 ni II Oil . • h per ! 'lf lIUI.L M UK l'.—May 17. Wheat, 01.1 -- Cats, Poland .„.„(1h1„„ .... 119.. •22. 24.. - Small or I•'ee.l „ —s. —s 211 s. r-reiga V.. Ivy, Norf. Fi ,„ —s. 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Y,"l'at ;per Q041.)s Id. twirls. 1 1 / 4 1.1 Oats (per 1451..) "'tr..) tika* 1ttit.)...1:1 6 14 0 f Flour , per vwt v 5 0 15 q tha,,,,ai (per cwt.) l2i. RI. to 13% Otl. li'nl; 541. to ii•l. • 'Mutton, .stl. to 6,1. ; Ve a l, 6.1. to +y,., 4 Pork, 24. to •.:1,1. ; Fresh Butter, 10.1. to I:At r. f,r;4 Pa. PRICE OF 11111 - 11 , :lt.. TO the Mcw..ii;ol4).. TP 111, emint., First c2 . uality. ..... ..... . . „.... f•. o.'s . Sec mit ... „ „ .. " t."‘ "7 1 iiiiii i 1 ". " . • Vieth ................ .......... (i. . 5l 51.. _ ., ...... 4Q ..... wo • 4 -------------:..=:_'" •• ......... ' ... ::::_!l__ ~• •• • CLON iii•iit_AlA It KI.:IS.- 31 a) . 11 . Per Cwt S., 4. s. il. g. II ~ d. L.:VW 1 . 1111110 , ~„„.„0 . oto SQ, 0 Itul ( raw) •r 2 0to:1 ti t‘i 2 1- ,‘“ 11110 .1.,. ..... , ...... 1.1 0 :4 0 13:11.01111g, ~ 7 f, '29 0 1 • e 1. ,, 1%.,1 Lard ... 0 01 11 1 I (sada :20 0 0 I . k n it. Se tx,114 .... 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Oil „ ec, (,),0ve.:,4.1 1 1 1 7, , w clr el, were .0111. 11.1. 1. ?Is t II) " \ , i k A ! < ' 1. . 1 1 V I t . r ) , ! iN '•;\ IliK / i . — T NktY 1 • 4 . •' sea; t 1 0 I:0.i l l,O, I I't , se. i lienlia. !.: ''' •r.** .. .... :c.i. ' iVI , i i ;',, ' , ,i f (.1 .4 I 10 , 01 ' to 0 'e t :'";.'•• •,. r.. i. .1.., I I :18. iki 141 :',li 11,1 I .36 141 •• •• -.6 I .Y. :Laz lid I;a 4d 34 lid 1 :32 0.: r •-• 1.1 NGS car ItEDF I'O TO . Nl(rit B ()NV. . , ' 1.1 • "! Irrriii.;, •' II I a. ~ • I.lll l, V4eVAllit.it "t". For Two Years—David Daley. The Record r told. th-, prisoner that Ix; might think himself tacky Ols.c his lit' was spare,!.. Fol. Eighteen Month9—Rohert Wilse., O'mr . :etcd of an abominable misdemeanour this morning s ) i, For Oi Year—Georg e Bennett,,.. nn Thomas, J ose ph o H tainer, enry Starr, W. yGeorge Sutton, Gates, G Henry J or d an , ud -1- : Appla r :iatherine Kelly. W. Chapman (awl: „bippGa), Reeves, and Jemima -.- Fe " Nine Munths—eb "..des Candler, Harri , .‘t Haines. Ur Six "" TO PREVENT FRAUD, 0 N' 8 1)C VI E YA It MOUTH PL0481 1 11104, for To4st, Iliscuits, Sandwioltesi, and Wine, in Pots, is. and '.t. MIL The high repute and immense tale or this delicate preparation hat in duced several would-be tradesmen (who, not having an idea of their own) to attnnpt imposition ? by labelling a pot exactly like his, thereby to de eeive the public and injure him (having actually applied to his printer for that purpose) ; well knowing They cannot prepare the nth, l!W oeing all CH fairly Hilt' t arid his Sel4Pt the oiri , .4 ~e the 110 , 1141 try whi h' Its ranuiti ase tlostroyeti, and it ecomas stt clel.vinits relish. It I:easily detected by observing hit signature, ALEX. TtIORN, JII the side, and on the top, Prooriet ir of the celebrated TALLY 110! SAUCE, ior Fish, Game, Steaks, Wild Fool, and all Made fishes, imparting a test not otherwise acquired—the most el! , /110:111ell II .w in use; in pottier, 2,, soul 4t each, warramtvil till climates, Wltuies;ile (it the I\lollilit4(tiN• Thorn's 404 hirp'4,l MO Million) alot4' who esa e oilmen lila tiviiggists ; and retail hr 411 respeebiblc ;racers, troll tit Ugzists in the Unite Kingdom. HILAIR'S GOUT And TM 4UNIATIC PILLS. _.P One of the onQ*l ottrcorcii:iiry Offe•ot3 ovor recorded of niAticine, To Mr. Prout, 2 - 29, strand, London. SIR,--I feel it an incumbent duty whieh I owe to yourself and rociety at large, to furnish sou with the particulars of the extraotilina , v ittaiefit received by my wife from taking moor truly valuable medicine, lt I . GOUT .1\I) RIILUJt ti! C p I, I.S. A hout thirlcAti heoaii4i ieFe4 ; I „in+, wed for her o h the medical .deice ttiat circutb,tdoce. would permit, but which produced t lily temporary relief. Year after year her conifition became more hopeless, anti five years ago she was totally a cripple; from that time she was wholly confined to her bedroom, alit so helph , s;, that she could not rime iii her bed without assistance; her bons absolutely protrudill throitdi her skin, through confinement to her bed, and I way compellits: poultices to the tstntnds so occasioned; tic:: itifrerius f .t . ',.174..„ Anaging4 1_40,j idiactr 44 alt who new ter, looked to death as the otily relict' noun her most dreadful afflictions This was her deplorable situation, as can be testified by our neigh! our, and rends, when a benevolent lady presented my wife with a box of your BLAIR'S GOUT AND ItIIBUM A rIC PILLS, and des!re.l an into) .date trial, as she had known their efficacy in other cases. We did so, Jot after takiLit about Iniir boxes,. I have the satisfaction of he had so gar recover. d dse 12pf I , At to c,alC)frifitt room to roan, Lot was titirf to t,alk'to .. 6 .daath•sqUarel a ilistkulteutfli suppose onc khoutininTy 4 drils,.6) •CA I 1 uptia 'l l think' tifil iv etild.or the moat astonishin g cute. ever' recArdb.l'as the' effel me.lieftle; 'raid cannot be too genCrally knlityn for the'bebefif orinatiqnd: •" • • ' Y6ti• I.°i4Pf".ll 40.4414 ttLAD. , . "J s Woett-street, git:fli.bls, Aug. A. 1 `.ll g 'stair's Gout and Ithruinatic Pills are sold, price •:.'s. 5.1. per lox, by re spectable Medicine-venders in the kingdom. Thomas Prom, '2'29, Strand, 1:111t1011; and by his :Ipp:haute:it by all re- Ask for Blair's Gout and Itheinnitic MIL; anal see that the signature t. Thomas Proor ism' the outsi.:e ur the wrapper, This day was published, in 2 Vols. 8:o., with Portrait, price 285., E MOIR S OF SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE, BART. By the Right Hon. THOMAS PEREGRINE COURTENAY. " A valuable historical work. Whatever talent, diligence, and tvcess to the best sources of information, could produce on the sub ject, we naturally expected from the author ; nor has he (Hs:ip pon:W(l us. The biography is clear and satisfactory ; the views of Sir William Temple's 1% orks, critical and judicious, and the ex tracts and correspondence puerally, various and interesting."— Literary Gazette. London : Longman, Rees, Orme, and Co. Harding, Han iet Banker, W. James Lilley, Eliza Cavey, Thomas Smith, and W. Griffin. JOllef. Fn.• Four Months—Samuel Alton. For Three Months—John Broad, Mary Guard, James Castle, James Able:A, Elizabeth Priee, W. Bodell, James Jack , . , Henry Heather, W. Connell, S. M‘Dona!d, G. Walloo, and W. RoLins. For 'l'n•o Months—Henry Lynch. For S;x Weeks—W. Coehrane. For One Mouth—Thomas Williannlia Clark, Sarah Bridger, J. Hennesey, George Barnsley, George Racy, Junes Grace, Henry Bates, Joho Bevis, J. Collins, and J. Day. A few persons were scntenced to a mere nominal impri sonment. Several of the convicts wept bitterly,. an:l the cries of their re'..►tions in the Y,llery were truly distressing. Deat h-- . --The following unfortunate persons received sen tence of death, viz., Thomas Ray and 'Tho►nas Wade, for robbery ; Thomas Pry, Dennis Rearden, Benjamin Ca,tle, Daniel Martin, Aaron Moses, Josepi► Aaron, and Sol. Hyanas, for burOary. INsTANTEIi JUDGMENTS. The tindernanied were convicted, and received smence ontbe verdict being delivered : Transportation for Fourteen Years—John C(inins, and W...!0h0s For Seven Vears—Daniel M‘Donald, Eliza Anderson, John S: Cadman, Fraus. Fort, Mary Protit, James Day, ;and C. Gar: (may. imcnisos%ENT Axn nAlio r..%LOUIt. For 'Fwelve Mouths—Jna. Steadman. • For S,x Months—Joseph :Vanning. For Three Mouths —Martha Avery, Dorcas (flu n, John 13,1ptiste, and Mary Hay. For Two Months—J. Smith. For One M on th—Ann Evans, Bt. Bruce, and Eliz, Fur Three Weeks—Edo. Cook. For Six Days—J. Hickey. For Pour Days—Jas. Beven, C. Miugoy, Lucy Still, and Susan Kelman. For Two Days—Henry Greenfield. Several others were distill-aged by Proclamation. The Court adjourned to Monday, .tune 18. POLICE INTELLIGENCE MARLBOEOUGH-STREET. Jan Embcrry, coal-dealer, No. 7, Cre.vn-street, was yesterday brought before Mr. Dflat, charged with having killed a valuable horse, the propetty of Sir ltnbert Price, Bart. • The horse was said to be worth SOL or 100/. Mr. DvEn told the prisoner for the public offence of furious driving, he should have no hesitation in fining him 40s, With regard to compensation, be strictly had na power to award more than 51., a sum so totally inadequate to the damage done, that he should not think of treating that part of the caw in a summary way, but would leave Sir Robert to pursue his remedy by a civil action. Sir Robert Price said he had no wish to distress the pri sotio tv, , edlesslv; he would therefore give him a limited time to come forwai:d with a proposal. The prisoner, having agreed to these terms, paid the fine, and was likrated. THAMES POLICE. Yesterday George Clemmins, a tn:m of very respectable exterior anti good address, was brought before Dir. BAr.- LANTINE, on a charge of stealing twenty-one gallons of wine, a quantity of sugar, spices, and other property, from the London Docks, in which he has been employed for some time under the Crown, as a Custom-house officer. The investigation excited much greater interest than any case within our recollection, and the office and the avenues loading to it were crowded with persons connected with the revenue departments. The prisoner, who • has hitherto borne a very high character, was surrounded Ly a hot of friends. Mr. Pelham, the attorney, appeared on his behalf. Mr. Weston, a solicitor, attended on the part of the Dock Company, and there was a gentleman connected with the Customs Solicitors' Office present, to watch the case on the part of the Crown. After a long escubination, the pricner was remand. ,l for a week, INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the'Frisoners hereinafter named (the same having been filed in the Court) are appointed to be heard, at the Court-house, in Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn-fields on MONDAY, May 30, 1836, at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon. Laing, D., Upper Stamford -street, Lambeth, archit ec t. Stiff, G., .Holywell-strect, Strand, artist. Roberts, 'l'., (heat Wilde-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, baker. Cosgrove, J., Raven-row, Mile-end Old-town, r o p e - ma k, r. Fletcher, J. R., Cumberland-market, Regent's -park, fishmonger. Stevens, J. 11., Granby -street, Waterloo-road, basket-maker. Evans, J., Belvidere-place, Southwark Bridge-road, journeymm .'• cow Aeeper. Wand, 8., Emerson-terra •.(-, New Park-street, Sou i.wark, r uard to a starr ° e-coach. Wareing, J., Spung-hill, Oldham, retailer of beer. Paley, T., Illacelestield-street, City-road, journeyman millwrig,t. Leach, G. De Blois, St. John-street, Oxford, auctioneer. James, T., carpenter, Waibrook. - WiLics, ESQ., M.P.—We are sorry to hear that the Hon. Member for Boston is at present confined to his house by an alarming illness, by which his country, and par ticularly, the friends of civil and religious liberty are deprived of his valuable servim both in and out of Parliament.—Hull Observer, Tio lb ilow . ng is a table of the times of the com mencement and et d of the eclipse of the sun, principal plac es f !om w h ence it was visible : at some of the Commencement. End.. LiAkort „. . Madrid . Ih. 3m. P.M. 3h. 4m. 1 40 London Paris Berlin 1 a ......... 5 40 Rome 4O Vienna ......... 6 69 St, Ve.te;iburgh ...... .. 0 0 Algiers The point where it first becitino visible was near Quito, in South America; and that, where it was last EON), was in the middle of the !slaw( a Rhodes. “ I shall, for the reasons I have given, now more tlrit the Bill he read a third time, but I do so with a decit/,ed protest against the supposition that such a motion inv,cives any approval of its contents ; or at least of that port;An of its contents which affects the perpetual destruction • of all cor porate bodies in what once was the sister Ici.zgdom of Ire fhod. Having made that protest in a mair: - ,e r wi i i e k I think wi'll be nuderslood in the House AND T- 41 ,. COUNTR I', I can have no hesitation, on the grounds - 1. have stated, and on those grounds alone, in asking V"iur Lordships at once to give to this Bill a third rea01,„:” Their Lordships sli:,,wed- b y their cheers that they understood the fore.,; of the allusion of the Noble Mar quis to the Coto r ",,,j... The country %rill also understand the allusim'.. All remarks from us on this consum mation `•:::: on' of the most barefaced insults ever offered to e . nation, would he superfluous. By a course of e•riAed, policy, the Tories have made the people of Ire 'land the most wretched of any in Europe ; and. now they make their wretchedness a pretext for refusing to them such an improvement in their municipal institu tions as would, above all things, the most conduce to their social improvement. The argument, that becauso Protestants have availed themselves of Corporations to opprour the Catholics, in order to prevent Catholics in turn from oppressing the Protestants these institutions :should EL! desitroyed, can d ece i ve na one. The maj or ity can Only oc licid in subjection to a minority by oppr:s sive means—means subversive of every principle of con stitutional government. Every Catholic felt that be was insulted by a, Government of ascendancy, of which corporations were an instrument. The religion was mei.ely the pretext by which the small minority mac enabled, by the aid of the wealth of _England, to trirn ple on the great major:ty. But it is of the very es sence . of const i tut iona l government, t h at the imuonty should viel:l to the majority ; and to make religion a. praext fur violating this constitutional rule, is an l'. l . sn:t to the people of Irelani, which they ought tc.wer either to forget er forgive. If it he wished the, ti,,. Union should be more than nominal, the pr.orle of England and Scotlainl must resent the insult to their Irish brethren, as if it were offered to theans%;tves. We must have nu divisions—no miserable Sectarian feel in,2,s. The question now to he decitlel is national, in the truest sense of the word. lulu, day the Members of the Connnons will here an tirportunitv of evincing their sense of the wrong (low: to the people of Ireland. The people will xratelt.th..: movements of their repee sentatives with i:itense nit2rest. They will ac t on t h e signal. Th, erl.s is momentous.— Morning Ch roilicic. The que',tion ther it were better that gentlemen °flicit'llj connected With , t- fovernment should sit in the House of commons cis Rediesentati:eF or ca. O//icii.c is one ..)f homense peaches: importance to the coon tee. Ceitain I t is t h at the exiw.ing practice of sub ect:lig the -. .note weight of official influence to the coalman?. of local interests, as often a; eonstitueoc:es ellin..ic to badger their Government Representatives for a particular service, is not more embarrassing to these gentlemen themselves than: prejudicial to the national welfare. How desirable socver it may seem that some popular velo should he provided in the case of persons accepting place, it appears to us that the edo may safely he left in the hands of the parties in Parliament, on whom such placemen must always de pend for support ; while the doubtful advantage sup posed to arise born the principal andsubordinat e inein b.is tai Gevernmeot beim dependent o: Par:intrlntatv constituencies is tar more :hail countervailed by the evil of allowing sit h members to beset entangled witli local bonds, as may tempt them to support interests of a merely sectional and selfish kind at the expense of tile onnno:i instahco or this. as regalds the agency of the Attorney-General and Lord Advo cate in the Edinburgh Debt and Leith Do c k ;484 \ was shown up by us some four or live `leeks ago. About that time, intending- to drive the private cre ditors of the insolvent corp.:nation of I.;;:iinbureli jot , the acceptance of a comr.sition (dere(' by Goverimunt out of the public pume, a letter from the Attorr.ev- Genera! to the Lord Provost declared, that utiles!: these cleditors acve:,,ed the proposition, Ministers a.id him self woe p 3 .,dged to allow the Trinity Harly.nir Bill to go forward, whereby Leith wet clocks, \void' were equally depended OD by the Exchequer and the private creditors for paymeot of the Edinburgh debt, would be ci.fectually ruined. It torus oat that this threat, followed' up by the actual advancement of the Trinity Bill, has had the desired effect ; and, perceiving that Government had reckl esF i l determined to sa crifice Leith docks, with the 237,000/. of Exche quer money secured thereon, the private, creditors have taken alarm and agreed to receive I.ro. in the pound, whic}. the country is to be taxed for ott behalf of the littorney-General's Whir-Radical insolvents. The Edinburgh town-council used the city trustees have accoalingly sent a i,oint deputation to London to oppose the Trinity' Harbour Bill, and to get a 'satisfactory 40. j 'ustim:nt," or, in other worth:, to secure the Attorney's influence in obtaining as large a w.n as his professional diffidence can venture to ask, or Yir. Rice's integrity can he expected to yield. How readily the Leariied and Right Hon. Puppets hare danced to this pulling of the wires would_ be seen by Moudav night' s pr ocee di ngs , on which ce sion Sir John Campbell proposed that the 'I r' Harbour Bill should be postponed for a fort•iight ; while at a later period of the evening tip springs Mr. Rice, and intending no doubt to tai; support for the nec e ssa r y a dditiona l inches , of Excl e quer prodigality, moves for a Select' 'srim'inrch Co . mmttee to tak , :: into cousideration the Report on th e .„ All this we shall watch with a vigilant eye. A'. pm stmt, we merely refer to it as showing the impr ar y an d danger of exposing the country to the leech-bitesand hlood-sucking of constitucocies, whose l arliamentary Representatives fotirld their principal clai:i i s ti t i mi .,% th a c ial : official connect;on with thepnovernalciA. 1 hen tl i acre is Mr. Poulett Thoinsmis conectton chestel and the Factories' Regulation Bill. Cased though lie be in the massive mail whit;): renders the whole order of modern political economists so proudly impervious to whtever militate agains their c old and heartless tran a sscendentalism, we can t not doubt that this grand master of the brothethotid, could never have so far divested himself of ltir.rin charities as to propose "the Fa-Aory Children's W,ork ing-to-death Bill, had it not been that he is (*lint! officially to net the ink of town - agent to th e cotton spinners wllord lie represent s in 'Parliam en t. This oterag^ upon legislation is obviously an article of Man . „ coester maim!'acture, and few things have given u s greater surprise and concern than that many of the ; es _ tunable and enlightened persons who divided in r.avour of the Right lion. Gentleman's barbarity, shoulid h ave incautiously lent themselves to a measure sj :destruc i humane with the correlative an a l ogies o f a sound a tive intlefeaiih'e right s , an d so entirely at nqi variancehun MRS. lIOWITT'S NEW WORK. Just rzady, in 3 vols. post Bro. 1T 00 D L-E I G T 0 By MARY lIOWITT. Richard Bentley, 8, New Burlington-street.